THE CURE FOR ALL CANCERS
Cancer
Although there are no true clinical cancer tests, there are
more than two dozen markers.^64 Each can identify a particular
cancer with reasonable accuracy. Recently, ortho-phospho-
tyrosine has been found to be reliable for many kinds of human
malignancies.
The ortho-phospho-tyrosine sample was prepared by dis-
solving several milligrams in 10 ml filtered water and kept
permanently sealed in a ½ ounce amber glass bottle. The hCG
sample was similarly prepared.
HIV
There are a variety of antibody tests used clinically, which
detect whether you have made antibodies to the HIV virus. Ob-
viously, you must have had the virus at some time in the past in
order to make the antibodies. And since nobody ever gets rid of
the virus once they have it (unless they de-parasitize), it is a
perfectly adequate diagnostic test.
But if you kill the intestinal fluke and its stages, thereby
eliminating the virus, you do not stop making the antibodies.
For this reason another type of clinical test is needed. Protein
24 (P24) antigen is an actual piece of the HIV virus itself. The
P24 test, therefore is testing for the actual virus, not antibodies
to it. It is like taking a small piece of elephant skin to the zoo to
search for elephants. I selected the clinical P24 test to clinically
prove the absence of the HIV virus, because the antibody test
would remain positive even after the HIV virus is gone.
(^64) Stewart Sell, MD, Diagnostic Uses of Cancer Markers, The
Female Patient, Vol. 9, August 1984.